Kerry Katona, 43, stars as the wicked witch in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Panto with her lookalike daughter Lilly-Sue, 20, in Liverpool

Kerry Katona and her lookalike daughter Lilly-Sue performed alongside each other in the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Pantomime in Liverpool on Sunday.

The Atomic Kitten star, 43, transformed into The Evil Queen from the movie at Ellesmere Port Civic Hall, while Lilly-Sue, 20, starred as Snow White.

The mother-daughter duo, who have previous history of performing in Panto's together, blew the audience away with their incredible performance.

Kerry wore a white wig to resemble the wicked witch and a black hooded cape, while holding the classic red apple as a prop. 

Meanwhile Lilly-Sue, was dressed in the classic yellow and blue dress from the Disney movie. 

Kerry was dressed in a purple bejewelled cape, with a huge animated collar as the wicked witch character.

She wore a huge diamanté crown and a glossy red lip colour to perform for the crowd on stage.

The duo looked happy and relaxed given the support of one another side-by-side on stage.

Kerry shares Lilly-Sue and Molly with her ex Brian McFadden, while she also has two kids - a daughter Heidi, 16, and son Maxwell, 15 - with her ex-husband Mark Croft.

The TV personality also shares another daughter Dylan-Jorge, nine, with her late husband George Kay, who died at the age of 39 in July 2019.

Earlier this year, Kerry told how her fiance Ryan Mahoney plans to adopt her youngest child Dylan-Jorge after the death of her biological father.

Elsewhere, Kerry recently branded Brian McFadden - the father of her two eldest children Lilly and Molly - a 's**t dad' and claimed she didn't get any money from him.

She claimed 'she's the one' who has always provided for their two daughters, after he signed away the right to pay them maintenance when they divorced in 2006. 

Speaking to entrepreneur Ellie McKay on her On A Mission Podcast, Kerry insisted she 'didn't want' any of Brian's money, and the fact he hasn't been there as much has 'really bothered' their daughters Molly, 21, and Lilly, 20.

Referring to her children with Brian - who also has a young daughter Ruby, one, with his fiancée Danielle Parkinson - Kerry said: 'I'm the one who provides for them, I didn't get maintenance money off Brian. 

'I signed a piece of paper saying, ''you can keep your money, give me my kids''.'

As host Ellie asked her why, Kerry added: 'I didn't want his f*****g money, I wanted my kids. He didn't want to get divorced in England because we got married in Ireland.

'We had to legally be separated, like for six years, before we could get divorced.

'I didn't want that, if Brian doesn't love me I want a divorce, so I wanted to get divorced in England, because I was an English citizen.

'There was a ''Ray Parlour situation'' in football where the wife is entitled to half of his money for the rest of his life. So Brian was s******g himself.

'I said look if you don't want me, you don't love me, I don't want your money, just give me half the money from the house that we sell, and I will sign a piece of paper, just give me my kids. I signed the piece of paper, I got the kids, and he f****d off to Australia.'